The blessed hope of the believer is eternal life. This life is upon our faith in the Son. The man that has the Spirit of God in him is the one who shall be raised to life. This hope we have in Christ. This is our blessed assurance.

If we want to see men's life transformed then we bring Christ to them. The stirrings of the heart towards the purpose of God is upon the hearing and learning of Christ. When men hear and learn Him their hearts are set on fire for His purpose.

There is how to speak as saints. We must speak with wisdom and accuracy. We must learn from Jesus. Pride and dishonour must not exude from us in any way in our defence of the gospel. Our words should be characterized by wisdom.

The act of generosity expressed by one man was felt by the church. Not just Paul. We see then that what truly imparts the church as concerning charity is selfless giving. We can't overemphasize on the need to be one committed to the well-being of saints and the work in general.

Once we understand that ministry is towards the same goal we'd bury every inclination towards competition. We are supposed to cheer one another on as we walk in our God-given purpose. That's the way it ought to be.

Salvation is our automatic call into the ministry of Jesus. Salvation is our call as preachers. We all are preachers. We are bearers of the good news and until we publish it men will not hear it.

God's power of choice is always towards His eternal purpose. It is never hinged on man's works but His sovereignty. He isn't antagonistic. His power of choice is also indicative of His mercy.

Our justification is our peace with God. In that we can boldly stand before Him without any sense of guilt or condemnation. This is the vitality of what Jesus did in His death and resurrection.

The cause of Christ is worth every fibre of our lives that we commit to it. It's one cause we are ready to suffer for. A Worthy Cause it is..

Exaggeration is the path of the proud. We must develope a sincere heart. We must ensure we keep our testimonies within the boundaries of that which we have truly done.